Karthi and Arvind Swami team up for ‘96’ director Premkumar’s next
The Hindu
Govind Vasantha is teaming up once again with Prem for the upcoming project
Looks like the speculations were true. It was earlier rumoured that director Premkumar of 96fame will next work with Karthi on a new film that will also star Arvind Swami. The film’s cinematographer, PC Sreeram has now confirmed the film with a tweet.
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Govind Vasantha, who worked on the chartbuster album of 96, is teaming up once again with Prem for the upcoming project. The film will be produced by Suriya’s 2D Entertainment, the banner behind Karthi’s Kadaikutty Singam and Viruman.
More details on the project are expected to be announced soon. Meanwhile, Karthi will next be seen in Raju Murugan’s Japan.
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